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| posp. |
"crack"; craque |
| chem. |
sulco que dá ao vidro o aspeto de estar estalado |
| hutn. |
fenda resultante da têmpera |
| leśn. |
sacudidela |
| opiek. |
quarto; raça; seima |
| przem., bud. |
raleira à teia; rareira à teia |
| przem., bud., inżyn. |
racha |
| roln. |
abertura; greta; gretas na casca |
| transp. |
fendilhamento; fissura; fenda |
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| inżyn. |
rebentar; quebrar-se |
| transp. |
fissurar |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| praw. |
crack cocaine, a form of cocaine |
| skr., polim. |
hair-line |
| technol. |
To "break into" or "get around" a software program (For example, there are certain newsgroups that post serial numbers for pirated versions of software. A cracker may download this information in an attempt to crack the program so he/she can use it. It is commonly used in the case of cracking (unencrypting) a password or other sensitive data) |
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| skr. |
Children Requiring A Caring Kommunity; Crazy Racoons Ascertaining Corrupted Kernels |
| skr., fizj., med. |
Colon Recontruction Applying Circulatory Kare |
| skr., nief. |
A dangerous drug made from cocaine |
| skr., syst., technol. |
Challenge Response For Authenticated Cryptographic Keys |
| skr., technol. |
Challenge Response For Authenticated Crypto Keys |
